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Development and testing of an AC electric drive system for use in a 2-speed transaxle

Robert D. King, M.F. Ciccarelli, J.N. Park

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An advanced alternating current, AC electric drive system, discussed in this paper, is being developed by General Electric Company for Ford Motor Company as part of the Department of Energy sponsored ''Advanced Electric Vehicle Powertrain Program.''

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An advanced alternating current, AC electric drive system, discussed in this paper, is being developed by General Electric Company for Ford Motor Company as part of the Department of Energy sponsored ''Advanced Electric Vehicle Powertrain Program.''

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An advanced alternating current, AC electric drive system, discussed in this paper, is being developed by General Electric Company for Ford Motor Company as part of the Department of Energy sponsored ''Advanced Electric Vehicle Powertrain Program.''

Key concepts: Powertrain, Electric motor, Automotive engineering, Electric cars, Single-phase electric power, Engineering, Alternating current, Electric energy

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